It is currently necessary to sign the application as well as the libraries when using LWJGL as a JNLP extension. This will be inconvenient for the LWJGL16k competition as signing the jar expands its size by about 1.5k

As a temporary workaround, I have created the following utility class, which should be put in a signed jar and used as a JNLP extension. It duplicates the problematic methods in org.lwjgl.opengl.Display & org.lwjgl.util.Display with a security wrapper.

This will make it easier to demonstrate that the unsigned jar is no more then 16k when distributed with webstart.

there will never be a latests, since the *will* cause problems. If anything we might do some versioned ones - say 0.98 or 1.0. However we would have to check bandwidth issues before hand, since it might skyrocket.

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